Better safe than sorry. Circle the correct word. 1 Always look through the peephole / chain before you open the door.

Exercise 1: Circle the correct word 1. peephole 2. run after 3. broke 4. installing 5. switched Exercise 2: Form adverbs 1. Read the leaflet carefully. 2. I'm sorry I behaved so badly at your party last week. 3. Have a nice trip and drive safely. 4. Make sure the lights work properly. 5. Do you really like living in a big city? 6. I'm surely sorry for being late. (Note: Alternatively, 'really' can fit here, but 'surely' works as an adverbial intensifier). Exercise 3: Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb 1. I tried to run after the thief, but he was too fast for me. 2. Did you run into Mr Jones the other day? 3. Oh, no! The guests will be here in a minute and we are running out of coffee. Exercise 4: Use 'should(n't)' to give advice 1. You should carry a belt bag. 2. You shouldn't carry a lot of money with you. 3. You shouldn't keep your wallet in your back pocket. 4. You should be careful in crowded places. Exercise 5: Choose the correct response 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. b